If we're going to die why were we even created?

[Assassin]

@girlnextdoor Well it's useless to think about it.Just enjoy it.A happy life is one spent in learning, earning, and yearning. We must let go of the life we have planned, so as to accept the one that is waiting for us. Life isn't about finding yourself.

[Sir Devil]

But what if we were not created but came into this state through millions of years of evolution during which we lost immortality held by microbial in favor of more complex cellular structure?

In other words, we die because we died for millions of years. There no other way. Death is just a part of the cycle. We live because we die.

[Sir Devil]

@sir-devil In order to better understand this, let us imagine a situation where there's no death. Think of a world like that. It might seem like a utopia. A Salvation of Humanity.
But it's something far from. It's Stagnation of Humanity. Without Death, we won't have a motive for improvement. There won't be an improvement in anything. Many things would stay the way they were forever.

[Sir Devil]

@sir-devil After thinking about I myself will present a counter-argument to my statement. I said that there would be no improvement. There might be because Humans are lazy. We would improvise things to make ourself more comfortable. There's also Overpopulation. We might invent Space Travel to accommodate the ever-growing population. Even if they are not made for the common people, the wealthy might influence some to invent it for them.

[Sir Devil]

@sir-devil Now a counter-argument to my counter-argument. First, Won't economy collapse if something like Immortality was achieved?
Secondly, I wrote that statement with the assumption that we would be achieving immortality in our current state and in a way that every single human being in this world achieves it too. Something like that would be the least probable. Humans being an immortal from his origin or select Humans becoming Immortal is more probable than that. In the case the former, my original statement still stands and in the case of the latter, it would be a privilege, nothing of those matters there. Anyway, in case of a hypothetical situation anything goes, I guess?

[Mr_Red]

That's like saying why do we have chocolate bars if when you eat them they don't regenerate.

[Sonam Gupta]

We are here for developing inner strength to get peace and to get spiritual knowledge for the for the peace of our soul...

[BloodDrunk]

@sonam-gupta Yeah...no..

[Scott Xaiver]

Were were brought into this world to die the only time u were truly living was inside the womb soon as u came out u were dieing theres nothing after we die we get put in a hole far enough down so no one will smell us and there we are forgotton

[wojta]

From a biological standpoint, we die because we didn't ever as a species need to live that long, so it wouldn't make sense to invest any energy into keeping us alive any longer. When you raise as many children, who are themselves able to reproduce, you "fulfill your purpose", so that your genetical material spreads. There is no purpose to life, you are just a robot, a slave to your DNA. If genetical material wouldn't spread, there wouldn't be any life.